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Sparkly Lenormand
Playful pop-art Lenormand deck with 40 cards (incl. Goose card). 2025 reprint with updated design, 100+ page guide, and premium finish. For all levels. Official edition.
€ 45,00
Oliver Luke Delorie
The Floating World Tarot
A visually refined tarot deck that interweaves classical symbolism with Japanese philosophy and art. The 78 cards invite reflection and tranquility, with inspiration from the Ukiyo tradition. Ideal for those who want to combine spirituality and aesthetics in their tarot practice.
€ 22,95
Field Guide To Garden Dragons
Oracle deck with 46 cards featuring garden dragons linked to fruits, herbs, and vegetables. Includes a detailed guidebook with meanings and symbolism. For fans of nature, fantasy, and light-hearted insight. Official edition by Llewellyn Publications.
€ 26,95
Oliver Luke Delorie
Oliver Luke Delorie is a multidimensional creative professional inspired to explore divinity via shadow boxing, dancing with duality, and expressing himself in playful ways. His mission is to connect, create, and celebrate with creatives of all ages. Nicknamed "monk" the day he was born, and steeped in Eastern philosophy and martial arts, Oliver Luke Delorie has a black belt in self-help, penning the playful "100 Small Ways to Quit Worrying" and "100 Small Ways to Manage Time," the philosophical "Wabi Sabi" and "Shinrin-Yoku," and the inspirational "Creative Manifestos," among several other books. He lives on Vancouver Island.When he was six years old, his parents bought him a mandolin and enrolled him in lessons at the same time he began singing in the choir and playing piano. He gave the flute a go in the fifth grade but discovered he was full of hot air! Thankfully, learning to play the guitar in high school turned out to be bully repellent, and playing the drums took him (and anyone who was listening) into outer space.Once upon a time, he taught workshops in elementary schools for an international development organization on topics like "Where Do Bananas Come From?" and later encouraged preschoolers to move to music in lively Montessori-style programs... or did they teach him? These experiences inspired him to hand-sew five faux fur balls known as "The Furry Five."